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Motion Training Solutions is committed to delivering the following core principles: Quality training – We are a professional organisation, committed to providing outstanding training and development. Our ability to be flexible and professional allows our trainers to work hard to ensure that the learners maximise their potential that training and development offers. We strive to attain strong working relationships based on relationship and confidentiality and strive to empower parents, carers and professionals to recognise signs of offending behaviour. We are committed to continuous improvement and there for always encourage feedback. 'Disarm' Training Course Disarm is a bespoke knife prevention programme for young people, parents, carers and professionals aimed at reducing knife related violence. This course uses blended learning styles and engagement to examine some of the core reasons to why some young people, carry or use knives. This accredited programme will enable its learners to gain a greater understanding of the impact of knife violence. 'Raise' Training Course Raise is a bespoke robbery prevention programme for young people, carers, parents and professionals, aimed at reducing theft robbery. This course examines the different types of robberies and the detailed planning involved. This course also explores strategies to keeping safe from becoming a victim of theft robbery. This accredited course will enable the learners to gain a greater understanding of the effects of theft robberies.

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The importance of camera and lens calibration has increased in correlation to the increase in pixel count of camera sensors as well as the camera’s technical sophistication. Your photographic equipment is not only expensive and highly sophisticated. It’s performance is extremely delicate. Such is the sophistication of your DSLR cameras that even brand new lenses straight out of the box, let alone lenses that have had light knocks and bumps, can need calibration with your DSLR camera body. WHY DO YOU NEED LENS CALIBRATION? There are many reasons your photos aren’t sharp….. It could be because you are using a poor quality UV filter or protection filter. Blog – Focussing with Filters It could be you have the wrong focus settings on your camera for the genre of photography you are doing. It could be warping of the lens mount. This can occur when using very large and heavy zoom lenses without handling and supporting the camera and lens properly. A knock or a bump on the lens may have put a glass element out of alignment. This is surprisingly easy to do depending on the build quality of the lens. An astigmatism test ( commonly known as a ‘stig test’) can quickly confirm this. We often use it for customers who have recently bought a used lens and want to make sure of its quality. However, one of the most common reasons your pictures aren’t pin sharp is because your lens needs calibrating. Camera and lens calibration can dramatically improve your focussing and thus your success rate in getting those important shots. Read More on Why calibrate

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An Emergency First Response Centre, providing quality first aid training in London's tallest and most iconic building. We have a team of instructors who offer a range of first aid courses within The Shard. We can also look to provide in-house solutions on demand. The First Aid at Work (3 Day) and Emergency First Aid at Work (1 Day) courses are designed in line with the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981. These courses meet the statutory needs of employers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland that need at least one First Aider on site.